.Don’t think that .net needs to write all the code to the .cs page, and don’t bother using the convenient controls provided by vs.
.Don't think that .net is just dragging various controls onto the page, and then conveniently setting them through vs. It's OK.
Don't think that .net needs to read all kinds of books from compilation principles to web services at the beginning.
.Don't think that .net is just to open the vs page and then write the code in vain.
.Don't think that the current version of .net is 2.0 and don't bother to read the information of 1.1
.Don't think that there is no change in .net from 1.1 to 2.0
.Don't think that .net can write code on one page at the beginning instead of separate data access layer and page display layer.
Don't think that .net just needs to divide into many useless layers and make a simple thing work for half a year.
In fact, .net is quite technical. In fact, .net is not as difficult as you think, but it is definitely not simple.
The following is the process of learning .net back then, let me share it with you.
1. Decided to use C# for .net development.
2. After a lot of hard work, I finally installed vs2003
3. Completed the first console program according to the book borrowed from the library. Hello world
4. Completed some simple pages according to a book taught as ap
5. Following a book introducing database operations, I played the operation of .net from beginning to end.
6. Learn to use .net sdk documents
7. Experiment with writing a message book
8.Borrow a great intermediate .net book from the library
9. Follow that book and start practicing some small things (user controls, form verification, etc.)
10. I tried to write a small forum
11. I gradually met many friends, and everyone learned from each other and made progress together
12. Contacted petshop 3.0
13. Learned in-depth petshop 3.0
14. Start learning custom controls, and during this period I deepened my understanding of .net internal knowledge
15. Contacted some other open source projects
16. I realized how helpful an open source project is to beginners. I decided to write an open source project myself, one is to help other friends, and the other is to learn more
The development of from
18...........
To sum up, there are three key points
1. Work hard to write code and examples
2. Work hard to get in touch with basic knowledge and work hard to get in touch with actual project code
3. Communicate more among friends
Postscript: I wrote this article because recently a very good friend of Asp wanted to switch to .net (actually, I was coerced and tempted by several of us to decide to transfer to .net, haha). I always had a lot of trouble when I started learning. Last night, I sat with him for a while and felt that there were still many problems, so I wanted to write a note for the majority of .net beginners. Avoid detours and try to break through the paper wall as soon as possible and enter the world of .net programming.
.Don't think that .net is just dragging various controls onto the page, and then conveniently setting them through vs. It's OK.
Don't think that .net needs to read all kinds of books from compilation principles to web services at the beginning.
.Don't think that .net is just to open the vs page and then write the code in vain.
.Don't think that the current version of .net is 2.0 and don't bother to read the information of 1.1
.Don't think that there is no change in .net from 1.1 to 2.0
.Don't think that .net can write code on one page at the beginning instead of separate data access layer and page display layer.
Don't think that .net just needs to divide into many useless layers and make a simple thing work for half a year.
In fact, .net is quite technical. In fact, .net is not as difficult as you think, but it is definitely not simple.
The following is the process of learning .net back then, let me share it with you.
1. Decided to use C# for .net development.
2. After a lot of hard work, I finally installed vs2003
3. Completed the first console program according to the book borrowed from the library. Hello world
4. Completed some simple pages according to a book taught as ap
5. Following a book introducing database operations, I played the operation of .net from beginning to end.
6. Learn to use .net sdk documents
7. Experiment with writing a message book
8.Borrow a great intermediate .net book from the library
9. Follow that book and start practicing some small things (user controls, form verification, etc.)
10. I tried to write a small forum
11. I gradually met many friends, and everyone learned from each other and made progress together
12. Contacted petshop 3.0
13. Learned in-depth petshop 3.0
14. Start learning custom controls, and during this period I deepened my understanding of .net internal knowledge
15. Contacted some other open source projects
16. I realized how helpful an open source project is to beginners. I decided to write an open source project myself, one is to help other friends, and the other is to learn more
The development of from
18...........
To sum up, there are three key points
1. Work hard to write code and examples
2. Work hard to get in touch with basic knowledge and work hard to get in touch with actual project code
3. Communicate more among friends
Postscript: I wrote this article because recently a very good friend of Asp wanted to switch to .net (actually, I was coerced and tempted by several of us to decide to transfer to .net, haha). I always had a lot of trouble when I started learning. Last night, I sat with him for a while and felt that there were still many problems, so I wanted to write a note for the majority of .net beginners. Avoid detours and try to break through the paper wall as soon as possible and enter the world of .net programming.